The Ultimate Guide to Planning Your Next Canoeing Adventure

Plan a dream Canoe Trip, explore the places you love, and find new places to paddle with the most complete guide to paddling destinations, outfitters, guides, lodging, restaurants, shopping, sight-seeing and more!

PLACES TO GO PADDLING

Minnesota

Minnesota is an ecologically diverse state, with plains in the west, rolling hills in the south, and the boreal forest in the north. Plan canoe trips to:

• BWCAW

• Voyageurs National Park

• MN Rivers & Streams

Michigan

Michigan boasts an impressive amount of Great Lakes shoreline, but besides Lake Huron, Lake Michigan, and Lake Superior, there are rivers and lakes in every part of the state that invite exploring. Plan a canoe trip to:

• Sylvania Wilderness

• Isle Royale

• MI Rivers & Streams

Wisconsin

Wisconsin is made up of rolling hills in the South and hardwood forests in the North, cut through with hundreds of Rivers & Streams

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Western Ontario

Western Ontario stretches from Lake Superior north to Hudson Bay, far from Ontario’s populated center amid the Great Lakes. Plan a canoe trip to:

• Quetico Provincial Park

• La Verendrye Provincial Park

• Wabakimi Provincial Park

• Woodland Caribou Provincial Park

• Opasquia Provincial Park

• Western Ontario Rivers & Streams

Eastern Manitoba

Some of Canada’s most navigable, and yet rugged, rivers are concentrated in “Le Petit Nord,” the section of Manitoba East of Lake Winnipeg, so named by the Voyageur fur-traders of the late 1700s. Plan canoe trips to:

• Atikaki Provincial Park

• Nopiming Provincial Park

• Manitoba Rivers & Streams

Far North Canoeing

Plan a canoe trip to: the sub-arctic regions and rivers of Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario and Quebec that flow into Hudson Bay as well as the arctic regions of Alaska, Canada, Labrador and Baffin Island. Everything north of the 60° parallel is far north and consider the arctic tundra.